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BrandMortgage's suit against Dickason Law follows others by title insurers who in April discovered escrow shortfalls at the residential real estate closing firm.
July 12, 2019 at 04:35 PM
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A new lawsuit brought by a mortgage lender against residential real estate closing firm Dickason Law Group and its owner, Matt Dickason, raises more questions about shortfalls in the firm’s escrow accounts.
BrandMortgage filed suit in June against Dickason and his firm in an effort to recover $449,000 that BrandMortgage says it wired to the firm on May 6 to cover a mortgage refinancing. It claims the money subsequently disappeared.
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